Air Cargo

Jeffrey R. Rodek is the new president of Tiger Interantional Inc. and its subsidiary the Flying Tige

The taped images that television viewers are seeing of the crisis in China are coming via satellite

ICC TAKES ACTION ON RAIL ABANDONMENTThe Interstate Commerce Commission revoked an out-of-ser

General Electric Information Services has designs on the clothing industry. The Rockville, M

The Boeing Co. is asking airlines to ground all but a few of its stretched twin-jet 737s following t

FRENCH, ZAMBIAN LINES EACH ORDER AN MD-11LE BOURGET, France - A French airline and the natio

(First of Two Articles) AMSTELVEEN, NETHERLANDS - ALMOST FROM THE MOMENT that the air freig

NY/NJ PORT AUTHORITY NAMES AIR DIRECTORNEW YORK - The Port Authority of New York and New Jer

American Airlines' Sabre system may be the largest, most complex computerized reservations system in

A machinists union official said economic pressures have forced airlines tocut corners on ai

Rhemus, a West German freight forwarder, is owned by Veba. The ownership was incorrectly stated in a

Continuing turmoil in China is beginning seriously to disrupt movements of air freight in and out of

FAA FINES AIRLINES FOR SECURITY LAPSESWASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administration annou

Brazil's blossoming ready-made garment exports are sparking the intermodal creativity of a major int

Boeing Co. last week introduced its new 737-500, a high-technology jet designed to serve airlines fl

USAir Group is capturing former Eastern Airlines passengers faster than any other carrier, gaining

U.S.-Soviet airline talks were stalled last week after a Soviet delegation arrived in Alaska without

Here is Donald Trump's plan for refurbishing the interiors of his shuttle's fleet of 21 Boeing 727s,

HERCULES SAYS BOEING TO BUY FUEL INDICATORSVERGENNES, Vt. - Hercules Inc. said its Simmonds

United Airlines has asked the U.S. Department of Transportation for authority to begin daily non-sto

Shortages of staff and spare parts could be hampering strikebound Eastern Airlines' ability to maint

With 1988 profits almost triple those of a year earlier, the head of Alaska Airlines says 1989 may b

HOUSE PANEL REJECTS AIRPORT SECURITY BILLWASHINGTON, D.C. - A House committee rejected a bil

While airlines serving China reported heavy overbooking and a scramble for outbound passage because

Every morning at 8:05 a.m. Northwest Airlines flight No. 5 leaves Newark, N.J., for St. Paul, Minn.,

Hundreds of airmail packages, some lost for more than a year, wound up under conveyor belts and behi

A Charlotte-based commuter airline that exists mainly to serve Piedmont Airlines and USAir said Frid

OVER THE PAST years - perhaps a little longer - I have been putting to a lengthening list of Europea

An air forwarding company long known for its movement of dense freight for second, third or fourth d

The focus of attention in Eastern Airlines' three-month-old bankruptcy proceeding has shifted to a m

AMERICA WEST PLANS 2 NON-STOP ROUTESWICHITA, Kan. - Beginning about July 1, Wichita traveler

NWA REJECTS BIDS, INVITES REVISED OFFERSMINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - The board of directors of NWA I

As air courier companies step up their Asian operations, Singapore has announced plans for a dedicat

After a decade of financial turmoil, restructuring and problems with aging planes, the airlines have

The U.S. Supreme Court recently refused to hear an appeal of a lower court ruling that allows homeow

Cracking down too hard on tanker Capt. Joseph Hazelwood and others like him who drink and drive trai

UPS STARTS BUILDING NJ COMPUTER CENTERMAHWAH, N.J. - United Parcel Service broke ground Frid

Delta Air Lines has ordered a collision-avoidance system for aircraft made by a Fort Lauderdale-base

Financing for Malaysia Airline Systems' purchase of 16 Boeing jets will be raised in part by sales o

Airline passengers who chew gum to relieve the pressure of altitude changes are getting a reprieve.<